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"Update from the DRAGON QUEST Team" video premiering on YouTube on May 27th, 6 AM PT youtube.com/watch?v=QsYz_C… Duration: 10 minutes long

@MarioNawfal Even though it was a false alarm, Ebola is very real and not slowing down. Pray for the people of Africa

🇮🇹 2 aid workers returned to Italy from Uganda last week with symptoms consistent with Ebola. Europe held its breath. Tests came back negative. False alarm. But the DRC outbreak that triggered the scare is very real. 900+ cases, 234 deaths, and no vaccine for this strain exists yet. Europe got lucky, but they are surely paying attention now. Source: Euronews

Persona 4 Revival has been rated in Korea! 👀 gematsu.com/2026/05/lego-s…

@russellcrowe TMZ trying to stir up drama. I hate entitled people. He doesn’t owe you an autograph or a photo. Be grateful

Clickbait. Everybody got their autograph and selfie, the passage to the hotel was kept free for guests, and I still got to the airport on time. One man, no security. Handled. What’s your problem ?

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@harris_thoughts The left are terrible people and everything is identity politics with them

i dont really wanna be a leftist anymore

Rainy day.

My beauties 😩

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - Lost Painting - Michiru Yamane (1997)

Detailed view of our Moon

Finally decided to replay Twilight Princess for the first time since I was 12 and damn it really is a masterpiece I still have my old guide too 🥹

Kamakura, Japan

Meet the Butterfly Nebula. 3,392 light-years from Earth, drifting in the constellation Scorpius. Those gorgeous "wings"? They're not wings at all. They're gas. Searing, glowing gas blasted out by a star in its final death throes, tearing across space at over 600,000 miles per hour. The temperature inside those lobes hits more than 36,000°F. And the central star powering this entire light show? It burns at roughly 250,000°C, making it one of the hottest known stars in our galaxy. The wingspan stretches over 3 light-years across. For scale, that's nearly three-quarters of the way to our closest stellar neighbour. Officially, astronomers call it NGC 6302. But look at it. "Butterfly" feels right. A star is dying. And the universe turned its goodbye into art.

Rainy night walk in Japan.

@EtikaMemories @GucciCanti Rip Etika

The point is that you tried, and I'm so happy that you made that first step